Morning Ireland Friday 15 November 2019
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Gavin Jennings and Bryan Dobson.
A selection of stories from the week, as chosen by the Morning Ireland team.
Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Gavin Jennings and Bryan Dobson.
Senator Lorraine Clifford-Lee, Fianna Fáil by-election candidate in the Dublin Fingal constituency, apologises for controversial comments made on Twitter in 2011.
Paul Cunnigham, Political Correspondent, discusses Fine Gael's decision to remove TD Maria Bailey's from the general election ticket last night.
Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, previews the British Irish Council meeting to chaired by the Taoiseach in Dublin this morning.
Dr Mary Aiken, Cyber Psychologist, discusses the jailing of a Dublin man for harassing women online.
Dr Charles Powell, Political Commentator on Spanish politics, discusses the uncertain outcome of the general election.
Padraic Kissane, Financial Advisor, gives his reaction to comments by the Group chief executive of KBC bank in which he described the Central Bank's tracker mortgage probe as annoying.
Matthew Goodwin, Senior Visiting Fellow with Chatham House and a political analyst at the University of Kent, discusses where the UK General Election campaign is at as the deadline for candidates to declare closes.
Cian McCormack previews the first ever Youth Assembly on Climate at Leinster House.
Martina Kenny, Co-founder of My Lovely Horse, discusses the growing number of abandoned and abused horse in Ireland.
Presented by John S. Doyle
Presented by John S. Doyle
Presented by Adam Maguire
Presented by Adam Maguire
Presented by Adam Maguire
Presented by Des Cahill
Presented by Des Cahill
Presented by Jean Byrne of Met Éireann
Presented by Carla O'Brien
We've assigned our reporter Cian McCormack to find Santa! And he needs the help of all the children in Ireland. If you have a question or think you know how Santa gets around the world in just one night, contact Cian at asksanta@rte.ie
Tommy Meskill reports on a little-known and rarely-used residence reserved for Ireland's head of Government
Gill Stedman looks at vaping in Ireland as the US reports that it has become a crisis